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Sin me 'Reformer, one of On-
• leading weeklies, passed its
Oxth year leet week. Con -
diens and good wishes for con-
ned prosperity,
*
you want te exereiSe Your frau.-
se at the owning municipal election
11 have to get on texce paid,
taw, no vote, according to a
-Jew, passed by the eotmeil Itirenclay
fling,
I.1r, 13anting is giving his fataro of
Nobel Prize, $10,000, toward a
Icl of $1;000,000, which is being
eed in Toronte for the aid of re-
tell work in Canada. Such a fund
1 bolo to retain in Canada yonng
n who are emxions to, ,perfect die-
erioe, such as Dr, Booting's,
iunday is November tntli, Arrnia-
- Dey, the day On which, Ave years
2,, the guns ceased fire and the
:at war came to an end. This clay,
Tether, the Monday coining near -
to it, has been set apart as
nksgiving Day in Canada, to be
;erved as a perpetual holiday, and
litho the 12th, will be so observed,
day, however, is the aetual annie
sexy and as the congregations ga.,
✓ attheborer of eleven o'clock it
ld be fitting if they ehonld stand
observe two minutes of silence,
nt thanksgiving for the boon of
ea and for the breve dead, -whose
no. brought it to us.
Constance
r, James Thuell and, Arnold Col_
gli returned from the .west on
rsday.
rs. Joe, Riley is helping to nurse
father in Goderich township for
eve aye. Ile is laid up with poi -
ivy in the tongue. ' •
les. Archie Radford is in Clinton
pital for treatment. We hope she
l be much better in future. '
Ire. Miller Adams is spending 'a
pie of weeks •with he daughter
,
✓ Ottawa.
vs. ThueIl and Miss Vera Colclough
visiting friends in Windsor and
roit for a couple of weeks.
Ire. Cole left on NIondey to spend
winter with he:: daughter, Mrs. A-
t Glazier of Clinton. n,
he "Empire" concert held under
'auspices of the WAVI.S, hi the
ch, was a most successful eoncert,
11 took their parts well. Rev.
Moorehouse had "England," Rev.
Hogg, "Scotland," Rev. Mr. Irwin
land" Rev, Mr. Abery "Canada."
as interspersed with readings and
es by different persons, The pro-
ls amounted to $50.
iss Ada Johnston is helping Mr.
ford to look after the store.
. Hugh McDonald of St f Thomas
ending a few weeks with his cis -
Mrs. Ernest Adams. .
ICippen.
0. Field, formerly of Harrisburg,
taken the position of 0.N.1.,
t at Eippee, succeeding W. Fes.
who hai retired on a pension.
Si. Helens
1., 3, D. Anderson was in Goderith
week acting as juror at the,Fall
e Stanley Todd has recently in.
ed a radio and among other
• was able to enjoy Lloyd
,ge's speech from Cleveland.
e thankoffering 'meeting of the
..S. was held in Calvin church
undaye when the Rev. W. A.
ley gave an instruetive address.
e funeral of the late Mrs. Walter
b was held last Monday afternoon
her home on the 12th concession
-
Webb was billy fil a little over if
• Deceased had an opeeation in
'ham hospitel but passed awaY
pre of days after. She was in
50th year. Her husband,. sun.
•• aed MTS. Jaalee Harbour at,
el the funeral of the latter's bre-
Mr. Mount of neae Hmilton, beet
01)ERICII AN IMPORTANT
GRAIN PORT
ring October the Goderich Eleva-
Teansit Company transhipped
,000 bushels of grain. In all 30
were unloaded, die average of a
a day. To keep this volume of
moving ovee 1900 earsW8P0
on the C.P.It• and C.N.R.
ays. The length of those care,
locomotives if stretched out 10
tele lite would Xtend more than
in miles. On only 0,11e. occasion
his 'record been surpassed by the ,
ator Company, -when, drnink ihe
II of May, three or four years:
approximately 4,000,000 bushels
rain were hendled, Due to the
however, that a large percentage
his amoune was oafs the total
oge was not as great as that rep -
:led by the figures for the month
cloeitg, 110 record for Oetober
speaks eloquently .for the
cancel and exeentiye operation of
Godevich Signal,
ADIAN NATIONAL RAILWA:Y,
EARNINGS, GROWING
e'groSs earnings of the Canadian
mal RailWaers for the week ond-
ictober 131st 1923 wore 18,917,537;
cirt increase d 11438,223.00 or.
er eent, tte tompated with cor.
oding week of 1923,
4 I- C' nal- 2
e gross earnings a.. tee :
• 'Itailvette's *on: 'January let
:tober 3.1st 192,821tave'been 1207,-.
21,87 beihg st Menage of 112r,
66.83 eis emeipated with the 0,01.4
41dinfe Period of 11132. •
r.VI, GOVenlock et Seeforth
nod leet Week fronl a lengthy'
,IirOUgh tltowost.
Western 0 rio Conservatives
Hold tnthusiaStie Convention
Officers Elected for the uear and Separate
Woman's Organization Formed
Will flanctuet Rt Hon:. Arthur Meighen
in January
Western Ontario Conservatives got ter to the dietrice organiebr of wo,„,
men voters. This suggestion made
by W. 11. Rarnum, IC. C., of Aylmer,
was withdrawn when Mrs. Edwards,.
organizer expressed aPnreval of get-
ting a separate organization uudee
way at once. -
Mee. Wilmette secretaey, poieted out
that in one riding of the district only'
30 to 85 rfee cent. oe• the winen vo-
ters mg:raised* their franchise at last
election and e'that there was gnat
need of organization. •
The ladies present then. adjourned
long enough to elect fileers of their
own, as,below: Honorary peesident,
Mrs, W. J, Henna,,'Sarnia; president,
Ms's, • A. T. Edvvartle. London; secre-
tary, Mrs. H. A. Winne% Lohdon;
treasurer, ars. Robson, London. Vice-
presidents will be selected later as the
new organization gets in touch With
ridings in which there ere not now
womenes local organizetions.
nob, good theulte out of their or-
geuleation last June -that they ars
encouraged to keep it in good trim
foe
the next federal campaiga, At
the annuel meeting a number oi
changee and additions were made in
the running -gear, resulting in a high-
IY-efficient 1024 model, which is ex,
',uteri to land as many Conservative
members at Ottawa as were elected
to the Legieleture. Ifs a six -cylin-
der mathine now, too, half a dozen
vice 'presidents being Mooted to the
executive instead of three, ,Another
important innovation'waspthe creation.,
df a Woinen's Conservative Aesoehe
tion for Western Ontario, 'Whethee
the tompanion vehicle turne -out to
be a paeemaker, sidecar or trailer re-
mains to be seen, but it's off to a
good start, with Mrs. A. T. Edwards
ap preeident.
The meeting was attended by nearly
400, with the result that the chub -
rooms on Richraond street could not
be used, and the gathering adjourned
to Ulster Hall, Dundas street, There
after the bueiness session, addresses
were delivered he, Sir Henri, Drayton,
pt, 13,, former minister of finance;
Hon. Wiliam H. Price, liroviricial
treaeurer for the Ferguson Govern-
ment, and J, D.- Chaplin, M. P., Lin-
coln. Hon. Lincoln Goldie, Provin-
cial secretary- was at the meeting,
but had to Ieave early, Almost ev-
ery .Conservative member -elect or
candidate in the 24 tonstituencies un-
der the wing of the association was
preen% as well as officers froth most
of the riding executives., -
There was 'competition foe office,.
full diseassicm of proposals ad-
vanced 'and warm commendation "'for
district and riding workers who bore
the brunt'of the battle in Mile. Al-
though E. R. Dennis, retiring presi-
dent, made an honesteto-goodnese ap-
peal for a 'change in that office the
delegate* re-elected him unanimous,
with _mane tributeto the • ability
and tact which have characterized his
work ever since the association's me-
clest beginning.
"Ernie Dennis is one of the best
executives I ever saw in my life if
not the ver' best; and I hope here wiil
be no onposition to him,'" said W. B.•
Barnum in nominating the president
for re-election,
Noteworthy 'tributes te the efforts
of the associatiOn came tram provin-
cial and federal headguarters. There
was a ;telegram from the Ontario
executive, and a special reference
from the provhfcial treasurer in per,
son. Col. Price said: "Mr. Fergu-
eon requested me to come here and
extend his thanks for the magnificent
work 'you- did in the last campaign.
He pointed out to ma that quite early
you seemed in this assethation to got
the fire that later swept the Conser..
vative party to victory in thiS pro-
vince. , You organized gi'le,. and at
a time when a great many were noe
as enthusiastic as -later. You sup-
ported Mr. Ferguson as leader when
he was selected by a large popular
convention, and I feel quite certain
to -clay, Mr. President, if you give Re,
Hon. Arthur Meighen the same sup-
port in the Dominion you will have a
Conservative Government when the e-
lections come." f ,
Sir HeitryTrayton recalled that the
organization 'ryes hardly in its full
stride in 1921. "but," he said, "We
Want to thank you for smile people
you sent us—IVIr. White and Mr, Me..
ICillop, 'end -the good old gladiator Do-
nald Sutherland. We want to thaffic
yoti for Mr. State:ell, Mr. Leetiorur, a
new representative from' the Lamb -
tons, who le going to make his mark
and look after the interests of that
part of the district, but above all. r
am chiefly grateful—this May sound
Irish—for the triulph of the Conser-
vative party in Canada, whie,h you
are' going eo bring &lout."
A 'delegate had expressed the opin-
ion that a federal election would come
next year. 3. D. Chaplin, IVI.P„ wee
not so sure, "We do not hear any
more about an election since the June
election" he said. Then the Ring
Government got a wallop in Prince
Edward ancl..another in Quebec and I
Itin not so stme we are going to have
an eleetion next year. I think this
bunch at Ottawa is going to stay aa
long as they can and I doe't fiblieve
you will have en election next yern.,
but that is only ray opinion, and we
are going to get otedy anyway. Our
own chief has lust returned from a
trip to the West and states that he
hopes for the very best results. He
Was delighted with his reception and
feels there 15 a change coming. We
have good reports from Quebec, Bri-
tish Columbia, New Brunswick sand
Nova Scotia. Only Saskatchewan
appears .stony ground."
So meny we05 nominated for viae
president when it was decided to en.
largo tinnexemotive that a committee
consisting of W. /L Barnum, E. le„
Donis and Prank :Hayes was ap-
painted to retire end sift the list down
to six, having, due regard to geogra-
phical representation,. Including their
report as 4tiapted, Om lull slate of
officers is as follows:
President, t, R. Dennis, London; lee
vice-peesident, W. IL Barra1222, Ayl-
mer; Viceepresiciente, W. IL Wollatt,
Jr., Walkerville; Pe, A. Rea, Wbod-
stoic; Devid Boris, St, Marys; A,
Body, Brantford; A. A. legrem, 50. -
Thomas; end W. II. Consitt, ZUrislif
covreepondiog seceetavy, Gordon Reid,
London; finaneial eeeleitary, E. IL
Seehrook, Lenderl; treasurer; 11, La-
mont, .(lathare; auditors, (1 G.
dieton, Clinton, and Peter Mr- Seat;
BelgreVe,
reettlag aperoVed the Prol)asal•
Of 3 Zeparate orgettleation for wernett,
The maim *as taken -OW hair
liettete aiteUstifola duritig Whielf a Moe
tion WAS Made to leaVe the .(Contitined nia Page 41'
51 evas'agreed that a good represen-
tation should be sent to the gather-
ing of Ontario Conservative' Associa.
tion in Toronto on- November, 20, if
that date is finally approved for the
meeting. The proposal of a banquet
here to Itt, Hort. Arthur lVfeighenrfed-
ere' leader; .,was approved an.c1 de-
tails left to the executive, as was that
for a ,series of .picnics next year and
the matter of yOung people's clubs.
• The federal leader sent this noes -
sage to President • Dennis "Give my
greeting i to Western Ontario Con-
servatives and wish them an abun-
dantly fruitful result of their present.
conference --Arthur Meighen."
The meeting approved the follow-
ing resoletions, eubmitted by the re-
solutions committee composed of Dr.
I', T. Ceipland and A. R. Ford:
"Resolved, that the Western Con-
servative Association congratulates
the Hon. lloward Ferguson upon his
sweeping victory of June 25 and anon
his assuming the premiership of On -
twee, and express eonfidence in his
leadership of the Conservative party
in the province. This meeting also,,
expresses pleasure at the character
and ability of the men whom he has
for his Cabinet and feels confident
that they will carry into effect the
policies enunciated in the last election
campaign,' -which will make for the
,Tho,"
at the
developement of the province and the
general Welfare. of the citizens of On-
ta'Western Ontario Conser-
vative Assoeiation expresses confi-
dence in Rt. Hon, Atthur Meighen ae
leader of the Conservative party for,
the Dominion and is satisfied that his
steady adherence to the historic prin-
ciples of the Conservative party will
result at the next election in his re-
turn to power at the head of a Con-
servative Government, which will
'bring about a restoration of confidence
stability and prospority in agriculture,
business and other pursuits, We
hereby pledge himour undivided sup -
Sir Henry Drayton, in, a brief ad-
dresendealt with two or three feder-
al issues outstanding at the moment,
Reference tb the alarming exodus of
Cahadian citizens to the United
States recalled to him the efeeeping
remarks of Hon, James NIurdock in
the last Dominion campaign.
"They were going to do everything
for unemployment," said Sir Henry.
"They are running to form. They have'
clone nothing, and there eves no help
by employment or any other way. The
men 00 women who could not get
'employment left us, and to -day llon.
Mr. Murdoa refers to the fact that
unemployment does not exist in Can-
ada., but does not refer to hundreds
of- thousandof expetriated citizens
that have had to leave since he took
office, •
• "Our exports are increasing' but
at the expense of our capital account
1---o1ir natural resources, such as for.
eats. What is the trouble? EV_
erybody knows dt, except perhaps the
Government. While we can produce
bountifully and well, these who would
buy are in many instances -Without
funds. But there is aonarket we can
look after, and that is .oulY own, and
We ate not doing it. It is tor that
reason, many have beemforeed id seek
employment in the United States.
"We bought 1208,000,000 more of
goods in the United States last year
than they bought from us, Think
what a million dollars spent here
means in homes and happiness. Don't
think it is enth•ely a matter of incite -
tries and wages. Then multiply that
by 208: We bought $80,000,000 of
agricultural stuffs le.st year. Some
of them we had to have, but very lit-
tle. The farmer has tot the out -
sil marI cet he lat before, One
thing could be clone easily, that is
trade vvithin the grand old, empire to
which we belong.
"We have alwaYs been seeking pee -
Americo in the Britieli market. Isn't
it extraordnarsr to find that there has
been no offer, even a gotthe made,
irt 'elver • of preference, which will
hold out any hope of adoption of the
principle without finding Cariediarts
everywhere arid peeticularlY 009,005••
Ontatives supposed to look atter the
ietereste of this country 1.mm:dietary
seizing the fiend that holds out that
offer?" • ,
Col. Priee made some intereeti/Ig
ref.erences to the work going on in
various clepaeterients At Toronto, ex -
Pressing admiration at the way Hon.
3. 5, Martin seemed to be able to at.
tend to businese in his °Mee and still
get °tit to inetnnereble agrietfitural
gatheritiga, CIO reforred 555011ie'
now work in the 1n405ee of nuelleal
research, which Hoe. Dr. Godfrey le
eidleg itt the peesent time,
"One thing She preiniet ineistsnp
On be that btib,mitilsters ata on the
job?"earl the whilst -Or. ," We ,folind
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Pricee ifiL22ets. per eane
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1 Bar daStile 'Soap ...23e. 1 pkg, Coen Flekes ,, • . , . , , ..1.0c,
10 Oakes Laundry Soap ,49e. 0 lb. Rolled Oets • , ,;
3 Pkg. Ammonia or ,Peerline '3' packages of eTellY Powder .• • ..240
.3 pkgs. Rinse . , . . • • , • • , ,:25O, 2 lb. Ginger Snaps .....25e.
1 .Pkg. Ivory Soap Flakes, same es 6 Glaee Tumblers ...45c.
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Yeur Store is Our :Stove,
JOkirilSc N &CO'S (GROCERY Phone 111
Tor] "sTortr 31013 EVERYBODY
IBAKER AND CONFECTIONER
remesonsiess.
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Bread, delivered to all parts of town
MANY VARIETIES 'OF CAKES AND BUNS
Fresh for your table daily
We make Wedding cakes a 'Speeiality
ISMIZIOINIOS.M6.1113101.6.691.
Neilson's Ice Cream
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Phone 1
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We pay the farmer aepremium for strictly Nev' Laid BEES and
• also for well fattened live Poultry of all kinds. Speeial arrange-
ments will be inade to handle produce from a distance.
Phone or write us for regular weekly pricelist which gives all the
necessaty information,
Gunn Langiois Go. Lanuted
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Montreal, Quebec.
N. W. TREVVARTHA
Manager, Clinton Branch ..,.
Day Phone 190 Night Phone 214w
emeaueszeineeesamezeseseaszeweses.
'Births
HAIIN-10 Leader, • Soak.,
on Oe
31st, to Mr. and' Mrs, Austin .
Hahn, (formerly Kathleen K. Black -
all), a son.—James Henry.
EIORTON-L-Ite Seafotth Maier -tar hose
epitstl, on October 80th. to Mr. and
Mrs W. B, Horton a daughter.
BURTONSeaforth IVIemorial
Hospital, on October 80h, to Mr.
and MTS.- 3. M. Burton (nee Olive
NI. Roes), a son—Ross IVretnroe.
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IViarriacres
DERBYSHIRE RATHWELL — At
the Methodist parsonage, Ridge -
Own, on lic&, 6th, by the Bev. Mee,
Doan, Edythe Florenee; danghter of'
the late William Rathwell and Mrs.
Rathwell of Stanley township, to
Seth German Derbyshire, son of 26-3.
'Mr. and Kiln William Derbythere
VOTERS' LIST, 1923
1V1unicipa1ity of Town of Clinton,
County of Huron
:Notice is hereby given that I have
complied with section 10 of the Vo-
ters' List Act 'and that I have posted
up at nay office in the ,Town Hall,
Clinton, on the 29th, day of October,
1923 the list of all persons entitled
to vote in the said Municipality for
Members of Parliament and at Muni-
cipal Elections, and that such list re..
mains there for inspection.
And I hex•eby call upon all voters to
take immediate proceedings to have
any errors cm omissions ceerected ac-•
cording to law,
Dated at Clinton this 29th day of
Octhber, 1923-.
D. L. MACPHERSON,
Town Clerk.
•rof Wheatley,
SCHEERER —BROOKS --In Mitchell,
on October 31st, by the Rev. H. D.
Moyer, Olive, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James E. Beoolce, to Gordon
A. Scheeter d Detroit, son of XL%
and IVIrs. G. Scheererof North tits.
throe. ;
LLOYD—DAY—In the 'Trivitt Mem-
°vial Church, Exeter, on „Oct. 31st,
Annie May, daughter of IVIr. and
IVfrs. L. Day, of Exeter, to Alexert-
der Lloyd of,Toronto.
, DOItithS
SHEPPARD—In Clinton, on Nevem.
bet 51,11, James L, Sheppard, aged,
91 years and 9 months. ---London
. papers please copy,
JEWSEED LAW IN FORCE
An order-ie.council was issued
which brought into effect on October
ist the bill respecting the' testing, in-
spection and sale of seeds, which was
passed last eeselon. This refers to
the grading and 'specification of
grades of seed placed on the inarket.
Thus if seeds prove not up to speci.
:fiedqualitn the purchaser can get re,
dross. An inmortant provision oe
the hill has to do with keeping gliasa
and elover meed free from noxious
weeds.
Hot Supper
The ladies of the Baptist thurch
will serve"a hot supper in the church
on Monday,, November 19th., , Sup-
per from 530 to 8 o'clock, Minis -
Mon 35e. • 27-2.
Trivate Sale of Household Effects
Private sale of the following house-
hold effects will be held on Saturdan
November. 10th; lounge, cupboard,
buffet, Perfection coal oil stove with
oven, Red Star washing mulling,
neerly new, 9.7-pieco dinner set, noW.
Call any hour. W. Glen CoOlv, rub -
ton and Dunlop streets. 27-71.p,
A Whening
The two boys who were out :emote
ing en Sathedity .end fired a shot
throtigh tho window ef school No. 11,
Goderieh'• township, had hetteecall
and settle for ,earae, and save, tmeible,
BY. 13, PoWell, eeeketary., , , 21-1.
S& Pears. Chersli. Moen-,
The Isadips etSte'Paul'e chuteh Will
held their ennual „letzeak 'oh Tuee-
'day. 'elternothi, November 27011.:
that; patilettlare will he given intsr.
T5,,., 4,)..
EXECUTOR SALB or FARM, FAR1VI
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
Lot 23, Concession XVII 17, town-
ship of Goderith, containing -80 acres
more or less will be offiered for sale,
public auction 'on Saturday November
17, 1928, at,1 Melo& pan.. e,
• At the sante time.incl place the fol-
lowing ehattels: draught mare, 12
Yeers old; draught mare, rising 5;
general purpose mare rising 4 Years;
3 Durham grade cows, milking; two
Polled Angus grade cows, milking;
4 heifere rising 2 years; 1 steer ris-
ing 2 years; 8 heifer calves, steer
calf; 2 wagons; buggy; cutter; plow;
set of harrows; hay rake; fauning
mill; set of double harness; good set
eingle harness; about 500 bushels of
oats,. about 80 bushel -wheat, abottt
10 tons good timothy bay; about 5
tons good well nred sweet clover hay,
a quantitY of barn tole and small
implements.
The firm is located on the Bilge line
a good -gravel road, 2 Miles from Clin-
ton; the sbil is clay loam end good
cultivation, and the improvements in-
clude Is good barn and frame house.
The chattels will be sold on terms:
under 110 cash; over 810.00 2 per
-tent, dieeount for cash; or approved
joint notee to the 15th, March, 1924.
Farm will be offered subject to
reserved hid on farms: 10 per cent.
cash, and balance in 80 days. G. II.
Auctioneer. Mrs. Flora NI.
Vernier, Executrix Estate of Thomas
Venter, deceased, 27-2.
Household Furniture For Sale
Including Othello range, large size,
end player piano. Will be sold pri-
yately, Mrs. Knight, Princess street,
Clinton. .
Salt and,Lumber
Fovv loads of salt suitable fer stock,
also lumber plank arid timber all
sizde. 73. G, Ransford, 264f.
Privete Sale of Cattle aed Celle..
Two 2 -year-old ethers, five Yearling
steees; 2 yearling heifees; nine year
old cO.w, due in February; 4 year -old -
cow, due in March; 5 summer calves;
choice 4 year old Clyde colt; 2 yew,
old colt; and n year old Percheron
colt,. 'I', Elliott, Hayfield, 26-01.
rearm For Salo or Rent
PEue of lots 40 emi 41, concession
1 Teel:el:smith, Hilton road, Adjoin -
'nee Clinton, containing 12,9 acres. On
peeiniees are a brick house eed good
bank barns, Town, wator bn Louth,
farm watered by vivo.' at Sack; no -
chard; good clay eon, mostly teed -ed,
13 000 sold will rent. Apply ou 95e-
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GOAL
MUSING COAL and
CANNELL COAL
'Also good ,Slab
Now on hand
B. WARD
I'hone' 155.
12-tf.
Fano For Sale or Rent
West hall of lot 22 and south helf
of lot 28, except eeilway put, con-
cession 9, Hullett township, in all 95
acres more or leo,' conveniently lo-
cated near Clinton and Londethoro
stations, is of good. soil, well culti-
vated, and has a good frame house,
bank barn, never failing well, alp we,...
terd by river. A very desirable farm
property. Will be sold on easy terms,
possession to suit purchaser. Apply
to William. Stevens, Willi= street,
Clinton. • 26-53.
Agents Wanted
Industrious, capable Man 26 to 50
years. In Huron county to' handle
local trade delivering Rawleigh's Good
Health Products direct to home. Lam
gest, best, fastest selling line, Pio-
duets on time; lowest wholeole, sso
advance in priees. No experience,
practically no capital needed. We
teach you to manage your own perm-
anent profitable business. Largest,
strongest Company, gives most co-op-
eration. Write age, occupation, re-
ferences. W. T. Rawleigh Co., Ltd.,
Dept. 2981, London, Ont. 26-4
For Sale or Rent
Blae.ksreith and carriage -repair shop
house and small barn, all in good re-
pair. Good business stand. Will
sell -cheap, on easy terms. 0. W.
Potter, Clinton. 25-03,
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House For Sake
.8-eoom frame house on Victoria st
'Electric light, town water. Large
garden with -some fruit trees. Apply
to Geo. H. Elliott. 22-03.
Farm For Sale
One hundred ancl forty-five acre
farm adjoining the village of Kippen,
Fifty-five acres under cultivation,
rest in grass. Good bush, creek
with water all the year round. Six.
room frame house with cellar, sum-
mer kitchen and wood -shed, good or-
ehard, two barne, 86x56, one a batik
barn, driving shed and stable 86x50,
Two wells. This farm belongs th the
estate of the .late George Taylor and
must be sold to wind up the estate.
Foe particulars apply to SanmeI
Thompson; R. R. No. 1, Brubefield,
Ontario. 16-03.
Farm For Sale
100 acres, lot 10, concession 10,
Hullett township. (beside' Londeseoro
station.) Convenient for shipping
produce; near chuxch, school, stores.
Good land, well cultvated, bank barn
with stabling beneath, frame house,
good drilled well, creek running
through Wm, orchard. Apply on
premises to Mrs. Wm. I,ee, .Londes-
both. Phone 26-14 Blyth eentrel.
• Dee. 7-p.
House For Sale
Freine house on Albert street, Clin-
ton, with one quarter oe an ore gar -
dee -with fruit trees, for sale. Ape
ply to Mrs. Thos. Lee, R. R. No. 2,
Clinton; Phohe 15 on 604, Clinton
central.. 10-03
Grain. Prices
Highest Prices paid for Wheat, Cate,
Buckwheat, Barley and Peas
Flour
We have Purity, Flee :Roses, Maple
Loaf, Jewel, 1VIonarcln Pie Ceuet and
Greham Flour,
Stook Food
Linseed Meal, Oil Cake, Stock and
Poultry Speeifies, CoUgh Powder,
Stock Salts, Sulphur, Tahkage, Beef
Meat Scrap, Oyster' Slaell, Grit,
Lice Killer.
i;asifirst d Lspd ahtray'051
• itenkills•
-Aid) 11010
Singer SewingiViachine
Family, Electric and D. Ift, Styles
Also some second-hand machines.
good as new.
Old machines taken as part payment
Easy Terms.
It will iay you to look these J.over
before puybag elsewhere.
REPAIRING ^ANI) PARTS FOR ALL
MARES OF micraNzs
-EARL STEEP
July 1st
COAL•
NUT. STOVE & EGG
ALWAYS ON HAND .
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ;
R. J. MILLER
Orders taken at residence. Phone nit
AUCTIONEER
Honor Graduate Carey J'ones'
tional School of Auctioneering, Chi-
cago. Special course taken in Pure
Bred Live Stock,'Real Estate Mer-
chandise and Farm Sales. Rates in
keeping with prevailing market. Sat-
isfaction assured. Write ox wire.
Oscar Kropp, Zurich, Ont. Phone 18-
98. • ' , e. -88 -t3 -192e
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed 'and row
paired. Woolen goods 'dry cleaned .1
Rooms over Head's barber shop,
W. 3, Jago.
GRAIr
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We are in the market for wheat,
barley, oats, *buckwheat arid peas,i..
Offer highest prices for clean grain.
Always n ha d
A complete 'line of Flour, Bran,
Shorts. Ground Corn, Oath and Bar-.
ley, Calf Meal, Steak Foods, Herbage
eura, Parina Chowders and Oatmeal.
Also a complete line of Asphalt
Roofing. We have the agency for
Toronto Asphalt Roofing Co. They,
make nothing but quality' roofing.
Come and see our roofing before
buying and you will find out -prices
right.
J. A. FORD & SON
Phone 123
Flour and Feed Merchants and
Grain Buyers
Also %snag of Hunters & Trapperk
licensee
Sewing Machines
Oil and repairs
Sharples Separator's
Blatehford's Calf Meal
Tankage
E. L..1111111E119 Clinton
Store Vacated by E. .rohnsou
WAIsITEDI
The demand fop env 'Attar 1b*,
creasing,
To supply thie demand we tequila •
more dream.
We request you td, Ship US yOU.0
OnOMA
We guarantee you the Tlighesii
Market Prices, laccurate tests and
prompt OOrdeO,
°Ur fiXiki is ktunen 00 you a*tsii
no further retOrnMend.,: ,
We /my all express charges, fe
ish treant tans and pay ^Odes) e
month.
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